Group 1 - The visit of President Trump to the UK is described as "unprecedented" and "significant," marking his second state visit after six years [1] - The meeting between Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer is expected to focus on bilateral cooperation, with American companies making investment commitments in the UK [1][2] - The visit coincides with escalating tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Trump aiming to persuade the UK to mediate for a non-military resolution [2] Group 2 - The itinerary includes a grand reception at Windsor Castle, with various ceremonial activities planned, including a royal salute and a state banquet [4] - Protests against Trump's visit are anticipated, similar to his first visit, with demonstrations planned in London [5] - A series of cooperation and investment agreements are expected to be signed, including over £1.25 billion in investments from major US financial firms [6] Group 3 - The discussions will aim to further detail the previously signed UK-US Economic Prosperity Agreement, particularly regarding tariffs on steel and pharmaceuticals [6][7] - The agreement allows for a significant increase in beef exports from the US to the UK, with a rise from 1,000 tons to 13,000 tons annually [6] - The potential for discussions on whisky trade tariffs is highlighted, with current tariffs on Scottish whisky exports to the US at 10% [7]